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Tag Archives: GAPP
Danwei acquired by GAPP
A business announcement from Danwei.
Snags in China’s new ISBN distribution system
Guangdong Province didn’t get its new system up in time for GAPP’s change to a per-book licensing model, so publishers were stymied.
Posted in Books, Media regulation
Tagged GAPP, Guangdong, ISBN, publishing
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Media reform in China by the end of 2010, says GAPP
China Youth Daily: China’s government is determined to unstrap the state media from the government branches they have been affiliated with.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged China Youth Daily, GAPP, media, publishing
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Grass-roots journalism meets the modern news weekly
Blog Weekly (博客天下) is a weekly current events magazine whose contents are drawn entirely from blog and BBS posts.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Blog Weekly, blogs, crowdsourcing, GAPP, grass-roots journalism, journalism, Web 2.0
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North Korean complaints get a Chinese book banned
Author Ye Yonglie has a hard time visiting North Korea and a harder time publishing a book about his trip. Then the book is banned to preserve international harmony for the Olympics.
Posted in China and foreign relations
Tagged banned books, DPRK, GAPP, North Korea, Ye Yonglie
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Expat mags: what rough beasts are slouching towards Beijing?
A new and silly entrant into Beijing’s expatriate magazine field.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged China Electric Power Press, China Intercontinental Press, Expat Magazine, GAPP, magazines, media regulation, that's Beijing, Time Out
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But what type of books should we read?
GAPP, the Propaganda Department, and the Office of Spiritual Civilization remind you to read a book tomorrow.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertising, books, copyright, GAPP, PSA
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Customs protects Fujian author from his own work
Chen Xiwo (陈希我) gets the Taiwan edition of his novella collection Book of Offenses (冒犯书) seized by customs in Fujian.
The truth about Tibet, now in book form
Lies and the Truth (谎言与真相) is published by SDX Joint Publishing Company.
Posted in Books
Tagged books, China Press and Publishing Journal, China Publishing Group, GAPP, Joint Publishing Company, Sanlian, Tibet
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Danwei Picks: How super are the super ministries?
The Financial Times visits Zeng Jinyan; Super Ministries! Are they worth it? Newsweek’s Melinda Liu interviewed; reporting on bad news, then and now.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged GAPP, Melinda Liu, super ministries, Zeng Jinyan
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